IDENTILIN$$  F113DT1|TWThrid|Dublin ms. I|ff. 30v-31\E:EWS\o\4-26-86\P&C(hwt,mf):JMK\6-6,7-10,01;JSC\7-24-01
113.DT1.0HE  none
113.DT1.001  Like one, who in her third widowhood doth profess
113.DT1.002  herself a Nun, tired to a retiredness,
113.DT1.003  soe affects my Muse nowe a chast fallownes.
113.DT1.004  Since shee to fewe, yet to too many hath showne
113.DT1.005  howe loue song weeds, & satyrique thornes are growne,
113.DT1.006  where seeds of better arts were early sowne,
113.DT1.007  Though to vse, and loue Poetrie to mee
113.DT1.008  betroath'd to noe >%Vone< Art, bee noe Adulterie;
113.DT1.009  omissions of good, Ill, as ill deeds bee.
113.DT1.010  ffor though to vs it seeme, & bee light, & thinne,
113.DT1.011  yet, in those faithfull scales where god throwes in
113.DT1.012  mens workes, Vanitie, weighs asmuch as sinn.
113.DT1.013  If our soules haue stain'd their first white, yet wee
113.DT1.014  may cloath them w%5th%6 faith, and deare honestie
113.DT1.015  w%5ch%6 God imputes as natiue purity.
113.DT1.016  There is noe vertue but Religion.
113.DT1.017  Wise, valiant, sober, iust, are names w%5ch%6 none
113.DT1.018  want, w%5ch%6 want not vice-couering discretion.
113.DT1.019  Seeke wee then our selues, in our selues, for as
113.DT1.020  men force the sun w%5th%6 much more force to passe,
113.DT1.021  by gathering his beames w%5th%6 a Chrystall glasse,
113.DT1.022  Soe wee, if wee into our selues will turne
113.DT1.023  blowing the sparks of Virtue, may out burne
113.DT1.024  the strawe w%5ch%6 doth about our hearts soiourne.
113.DT1.025  You knowe phisitians, when they would infuse
113.DT1.026  into any oyle, the soule of simples vse,
113.DT1.027  places where they may lye still, warme to chuse,
113.DT1.028  Soe works retirednes in vs to Rome
113.DT1.029  Giddily; and bee euerie where but at home;
113.DT1.030  such freedome doth a banishment become. [CW:Wee]
113.DT1.031  Wee are but farmers of our selues, yet may [f.31]
113.DT1.032  if wee can stock our selues, vpp laye
113.DT1.033  much, much deare treasure, for the great rent daye.
113.DT1.034  Manure thy self then, to thy self bee approued,
113.DT1.035  and w%5th%6 vaine outward things bee no>t%>e< more moued
113.DT1.036  but to knowe y%5t%6 I loue thee, and would bee beloued
113.DT1.0SS  ffinis| ALSO I. D. [in l. marg. beside l. 1]
113.DT1.0$$  Twelve 3-ll. sts; no ind